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28-04-2016
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States that traits an organism develops during its own life time can be passed on to offspring

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28-04-2016

yes because when the offspring is produced, the child gets some parts of both parents unless one phenotype is more dominant that the other. like blue eyes to brown
BB Bb blue eyes are dominant to brown all of the offspring will have blue eyes.

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